I'm a Harlan Man
Went down in the mine when I was barely grown
It was easy then
‘Cause I didn't know what I know now
But I'm a family man
And it's the only life that I've ever known
But I'm a Harlan Man
Just as long as my luck and lungs hold out
I'm a mountain man
Born in east Kentucky and here I'll stay
And if it's the good Lord's plan
I'll wake up in the mornin' and find
I'm lookin' at the end
Of another long week and I can draw my pay
‘Cause I'm a Harlan Man
Never catch me whinin' cause I ain't that kind
I'm a union man
Just like my daddy and all my kin
I took a union stand
No matter what the company said
I got me two good hands
And just as long as I'm able I won't give in
‘Cause I'm a Harlan Man
A coal minin' mother ‘til the day I'm dead
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- Classic Bluegrass
- Del McCoury
- Let The Light Shine Down: A Gospel Tribute to Bill Monroe
- Take Me To The Mountains
- Choice Picks
- Deeper Shade of Blue
- High Lonesome and Blue
- A Deeper Shade of Blue
- Divided & United: The Songs of the Civil War
- The Rough Guide to the Music of the Appalachians
- Bluegrass Greats
- Bluegrass Mandolin Extravaganza
- I Wonder Where You Are Tonight
- The Journey of Chris Strachwitz (CD Sampler Arhoolie...
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- Sugar Hill Records: A Retrospective
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